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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
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SCOUTING BOSTON TpE AZ UNhNoWN NlA& Guilty.
or \ PROBABLE M EpiE.
BosroN. Mas, March - D>y,c'ah.-oNcn oNci.
a police Officer OF Division l. Dorchr-t.r. WIS shot
to-day ard vii douhtlc-. die Auout o'clock tie
officer met 4 man AZ porchcstcray' and Slyinc Hal
ave. and asked him hi- name. The fellow sl.d that
h.- name Wa Wallace nAd that uc Lived 30 so. ~
Dover It. Hardly ! ad Lr got thc wofi- o.t oi hi-
Inonth before he dI,g rcgol,cr and vithout my
pro, ocai un fred two shots ~ the officer 80 close
ran se, aud ticu ran RAPIDLY away. pI'cI - N'l
drew bis oTu revolver and IRE tNo or thi'c tinc- 90
the direction of the rapidly disauc rigs man. hut hi-
dtIrd condition made h, ann unsteady, aud II II not
thought that auy ot hIs shots took ch'ct. - NcI
made his way to the hOuse o. Patrick II7rt 10 Dor
chester ave distance ot about 800 or 400 tcet iTnm
the scene oi tho shooting and aNoAc TIE nmair-. Ny
lIart and other. went to hl- d---fAnc- aud TOOK hu
To the station house where Drs. I -- AMI Io~ic were
summoned. The physicians al once ordered The
officer be removed to the CITY Hospital IL" police
thrnu .hOut the city wei" informed ol thc aHHr ana
were made acquainted with "a DESCRIPTION 0i the
stranger a. furnished hy the wounded Otlccr II Hp
rcar- that ONci- as-aiiaut told HIM that Lc had
been on y-it Ia a barber at fie'dr corner lhI-
barber va. promptly seen. HIS Ica name l. fr"d"r-
ick VI. Hes lat hc j. hIoUu ~ Ficd'- Corntr -
Murray. lie said that barber. john Murray. who
lives i'm Nouci, lie called at h- place li't night and
started At lo.l" p ~. "-i"n-Ihly l" =" home ul1
ue.cription Of hi- cal cr answers perfectly 10 that
giVen by OfIccr O'Nc.l of the man who shot hun.
call was made by Offices at 80 20 DpVef-st aud II
WAS asccita.ucd that one Wallac, lodged there, but
was not ~ and hd got been at home al night ar lar
as the inmates know. The barber =. Op at No. ~
Fanurl Hall Soulrc was surrounded los squad Of
81 GERS from station -. and al q IN. Murray wa-
discovered and taken INTO custody hui "h'n ne q.
taken to the CITY Hospital. tHe wounded officer said
he was not the man and he released sd'"
blowing annr that possibly may have some c"nncc-
ton with the -hootnf of Officer . Ncil occurred 10
the Dorchester district this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
THE BULGARIAN INsURRECTION.


UAND~ NONIININIIN
INTO SOPHIA BN RUSSIAN
HIeT,UI II, March l2-Two more ~ the leaders IN the
recent lnsurrectiOn have sentenced death and
10 other participants the revolt have been sentenced
10 prison.
SOPHIA March "a Russian named Beloof recently
brought bands of Montcncgrin dcspcradocs numbering
nfty men each into sophia with view 10 creating an
insurrccon The plot discovered and Bcloof ana
portion his followers dccampcd The others
confessed mat tncy pad 10 come ana 40
watc they instructed 70 do. list O the mem
bers Of the Government party found IN BeDofs udg
incs some of the the list marked aud II =
presumed that the -pTOIS Intended 10 a>rasSlnatc
the persons - cs.nated
BRUSSELS, March 12 The Noyd thc Rus ian organ
here says Despite the rough test OF the Bulgarian mp
rising Russia will maintain liberty Of action by
Interference She Will abstain from again putting her
hand IN the abOInnablc hornets nest which has AGAIN
been stained with blood"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
rRrrtRIvG FoR MRS. NhEBEs FrNERih

PREPIRING FOR MRS. NkEBk'h FCNERih
enc ,GO March II t>peciGb.-Ihe oseniatious man
ncr in which Anarchist leaders here are connscllinS
a peaceful" funeral for Mrs Ncebc IS beginning ID
create comment Elaborate committee arrangements
were announced last evening FOR preserving Order but
hl. TO the many level healed people serves but
10 recall the amhkc preparations made by the Hay
market consprators previous 10 the horrible affair OF
May t. An Omnous circumstance or peculiar coin
cence fact that the starting point of the process
sion on sunday be the OF Dcspanes and Lake
SITS This location Is enently close Ia several Social
ist halls IL also within half block of the scene of tho
H,ymarket massacre without doubt sunday Will SEQ
hundreds who fired into the police Nollcy after
yoley when the Iaymatket bomb exploited start frcin
spot in what promises tn be the greatest Ansr
chlst demoustrato ever witnessed III tnlcago.
sheriff NatsOu sad 1t noon. TO day, that hld been 10
ciled 10 permit Oscar Neebe 10 attend the funeral
Of his wife tomorrow. II has been decided by tho
authorities that the presence of NecOc would ony tend
10 nCe disorder the part OF the Anarchists IL j. eK
pected that fully ten thousand people who syinpathU
with the red flag will parade ton morrow.
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DYING IN TIE ORA wIyGRo0M CAR.

u,RrroRp, March IL (SpeciaD A man died on the
o4O train south the Consolidated Road this after
noon between wiudsor Locks and this city. lie vas
found dead sitting in his chair IN the drawingroom car
ON his person was pack OF cari bearing tue
nrm name OF James Martin & son, Boston. telegram
dated New York in his cpat pocket read
lanes A. Martin Come tonight We have a box.
SAMUEL Boom.
lie was man above the moiiun height, with black
AID gray hair mustache and gou,ce. Evidently it
James A. Martin, OF Boston.
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CA AUGHT ~ TIE OHICA 90 PROVISION MARKET
CHICAGO March l2.-Maurice Pncois secretary Of tho
Gebain Company, French shippers OF grain and pro-
Visions is stated has contracted Indebtedness in the
Board OF Trade Of about $4,000 Pinoos lis handsome
young Frenchnan who looked out for the speculative bns
ness Of his firm the floor Messrs Gebain Co. stand
high and al not ut oil involved by tho rreGulary.
Pncofs from his connection with his house gave spec
latiye orders half dozen houses including Counsel
man bay aud Mitchell Co., ii. II. Carr Co., jones'
Mccormick kennch, and Others telling them that when
thoy needed margins To call on him. lie was long about
5000 OF lard which had serious decline and was
also short Of pork at the wrong time
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DESEKTLYG TIE CHICAGO KING.

CnICAGo March l2The Times this morning says
"Wardcn Frey OF tho County Infrmary, has made u
confession lie has is stated the States Attorney
and, under promises OF immunity, has signed his will
ingness to tell all that he knows few days ago he had
n consultation with OF his friends outside OF the
ranks OF the boodlers and they told him that he must 20
to the prosecution and make clean breast Of It. Press
from the State Attorneys office also used and
he finally prevailed upon to make statement ono
of the prosecuting attorneys said last evening that so Tar
he able 10 form any Idea OF the outcome OF the
present investigation there would be at least eight
county commissioners and commissioners and four or
five officials connected with The county institutions III
dlcedn
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THE coyrERENcE VISITS rKyNIyGroN

PENNINGTON y. j., March r.. he entire membership
of the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference,
which has been session at Trenton yesterday visited
this place on the invitation Of .hc Rev Dr. Thomas Han
lon. President Of Pennington Seminary The company
,pcldcd two hundred ministers and about nifty other
invited quests SOmc time spent In inspecting the
Seminary which the property Of the Conference The
instution was found to be IN the most prosperous cOnd
ton il has >er enjoyed having this year moro than go
studcnts sixty Of whom preparing for the minis
try After dinner at tue seminary the Conference ana
stldents held services In tho village church, AT which
addresses made by Bishop Foster, The Kew Dr
Slorborn of India, and others.
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urnnrY SCRAPIN, ABOUT FOR VOTES.

BEDFORD, March II tSpeeah.-At the town meet
ing In Cottage CITY, two men. Matthews aud Smith. con-
tested for the Office OF seecman II WAS found that ono
OF MATTHEW voters number OF miles away ceiling
carriage was and he brought 10 the polls In
oil suit Smith, not To be outdone gathered friends and
went 10 the of who In bed with broken
shoulder. lie was persuaded TO get up and whilo the
boys we're dressing him tho pain from the wonndea
shoulder caused him faint. He brought to aud
taken tho polls whore he cast hs vote for smitn.
Matthews came out vote ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
EARTHQUAKE IL MARSEILLNS.

PrOPIrPANIC- C-sTEICKIN-HOTFLs AND TIE EOrE~E
IMPIIrD N HASTE.
PARl~, March ia sharp shock o. eaftEqulkc cas
felt throughout Mar>cille. yesterdsy Fol- time there
general panic and the hotels and the BourSe were
mptied o: their occupants In very few seconds. The
peoI Ie were however, reassured 1t j. found that
many walls of buildings varions parts Of the city
cracked 10y the disturbance
MONIE CARO-, VI arch l2.-The recurrence OF earth
auakes at different points IN the Riviera has Induced
fresh rush OF frightened pleasure an1 health seeking
tourists bithcr from Nice Cannes. Mentone aud saD
Reno All the hotels hero again crowded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
RESCUED BY TIE ALVA.

S,NTIAGO DE CUBA, March Nv X. Nnnderbilts steam
Yacht Alva which arrived here March made the run
from Port Royal Cuba in fifteen hours. The beautiful
lines Of the and her rig drew forth endless praise
On the day OF her arrival here boats crew Of the Aya
rescued from drowning boats from Spanish gun
boat now IN the harbOr. The latter sailing i'll the
barbor when sudden squa struck the boat which cap
sized filled and sank leaving the struggling III the
water Although Spanish gunboats we're at anchor
near by, boat was promptly launched from me Ava
,nd the men were saved Later they transferred 10
a man Of war boat. The American activity as II was
termed, was greatly admired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
PFPJCRT THAT SSUPERPLUOUS

MILWAUKEE, March l2.-Judgo Dyer OF the United
States District this morning sustained the demurrer
indictment for perjury against Paul Grottkau tho
Anarchist who claimed made false arfdavts OF eit
zenshp at the last election The judge held that Croft
kau affidavit was not required law proof his rest
anc and mar the two freeholders who witnessed the
t,i,,it we're really the guilty parties There Is still
Indictment Tor roting pending against Srotlkau.
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TALK OF ANNEXATION.
NOVA scoTIAN sECEssIOSIsTs ASGERED BY THE


NOVA sCOTIAN sECEssIOSIsTS ASGERED BY TIE
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
HALIFAX. March IL tSpeciaD is mutiny In the
ranks Of the Provincial Government supporters over the
repeal question. Since the Dominion elections few
weeks ago the Provincial Cabinet have left the secession
question severely alone, and when the Legislature met
on Thursday the great question upon which two genera
elections had been queston which was declared 10
he OF "transcendcnt Importance and upon when the
"very life OF the province depended was only iclden
tally mentioned a thrcclinc sentence in the speeeh
from the throne This contcmptuous treatment OF the
question greatly angcred the honest seccssionists sn
porting the Government and they have set 10 work 10
make the Governments position moro nm
comfortable than These Tepealcrs
got mp in the Legislature yesterday ana
roundly denounced the hypocrisy and trckery or the
Government which they were supporting ana demaira
10 know whether the Government meant TO go on WIN
the secession agitation not But both Premier anu
Attorney General refused Ia give indication ot theH
future policy One Government supporter on the HOois
of Parliament declared himself not only secessohst
commotion. the first time in Colonial history
that q member in his place in Parliament had openly
declared for annexation. The speaker did not call INC
gentleman order and demand retractlon nor was inc
sentiment rcpudiatcd hy the Government 1he Attorney
General himself well known anneNatiOnist nut mas
never declared himself In Parliament Another GOV
crnmcn supporter declared that Naon Ia the lned
States was the only logical outcome OF secession nom
Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
NEW STEAMERS or THE INMAN LINE.

LIVERPOOL, March 12.-The InmaD and International
Steamship Company has concluded a contract with the
shiphuildcrs Mcssrs Laird Brothers, Of Erkenhcad Tor
tie first Of their new steamships Tor the nman Line She
be ready for the passenger season ot next year
be built of steel and register 800 tons. have indrpcn
dent twin screw cu,.ucs that Size cannot be disabled
AZ sea and special arrangement ~ vat'rtch lougitnd
nal trauSycr>c hukAcads, 10 udkr her iia'u
caly unSinkihic under al C!gc- tdnc'. and buli io
admiralty requirements lur au armed cruiser Shc viii
hr fitted IN thr most Luxurious manner Tor h,-"hEcI- q!
AL classes and bc superior ia speed to any Tam, aru"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13

RBtpGEw ATER. Mass, March l2.-An accident that
came near being terrible calamity occurred here this
afternoon public auction of household goods was held
I'm the stable In Mainst lately occupied by j. $. Wbar,
and from 100 Ia 200 persons In attendance sud
denly portion Of the floor gave way, carry gneary 100
per.ous into tic cellar with IT, Assistance was promptly
and the unfortunate were pulled out No
one was killed. many were bruised, some badly Will
lam Williams sixty .evcny years old,had both bones
ohs right leg below the knee broken, and Mrs John Coll
had an ankle badly sprained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
prprDJ,rIyG 4 RoyDED DERE

OwESsDoRo. KY, March 1.-THE efforts now being
made TO collect the taxes the bonded debt Of Mullen
burg County meeting with stubborn resistance.
Three hundred encamped In Greenyiile, the
county seat they declare that they TO the
bitter end II tho effort 10 collect the tax Is persisted n
The railroad debt OF the couny - 20j 566 while the
valuation of the property OF the county sonly 81
Bloodshed Is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
ENGLISH CIVILIZATION IN BURMAH.

RASGooS March I2.-Robberies and incendarism Dy
Dacoits are increasing daily throughout Burmah one
hundred men, engaged railway construction near Man
dalay recently compelled by Dacos 10 retire TO the
capital for protection When they returned TO work ~
found necessary to send soldiers 10 protect them at
their occupation Ambushed DacOits recently attacked
body Of twenty troops belonging 10 the Madras In
fantry and killed and wounded several OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13

Kidding THE TOWN or DERERADOES
KEY WEST. Fla, March 1.-THE band OF outlaws that
landed here from Tampa last night consisted OF eleven
persons Eight left town receiving notice to do so
from the Citizens Committee OF the remaining three
Emeo Garcia ndcred himself TO the sheriff Pedro
Oas was arrested Instance OF States attorney
up IAN, and Ramon Rnbiera asked the com
bittce To make fuller examination INTO his case Inc
committee granted his request but finally informed hu-
biera that he CO. which he Immediately asreeu 10
10.
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FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

PARIS March l2.1he religious marriage ceremony be-
tween Christine Nilsson and Count Miranda took place
mt the Madeleine to-day
ROME March l2-Tt Is expected that Monaco will be
made a bishOpric at the next papal cODsstory.
BERLIN March 12.-Prince Bismarck gave dinner
last night 10 the leaders OF tho various parties which
voted for the beptennste bill
e. PETERSBURG, March l2.-Ihe Gar will send the
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Grand Duke Vladimir and the Grand Duke Michael, to-
gether with largo suite 10 Berlin the occasion OF
Emperor Williams birthday, as mark OF his cordaity
PARIS March 12-The Chamber OF Deputies nave
adopted the raising the import duty on nour
from to francs and have also passed the hii 10 H.
the duties oats, ship biscuits and starches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
DAMAGES FROM HENRY LABOUCHERE.

LONDON March l2.-Captain Smith, OF the ship Tbirl-
mere, has recovered from Henry LabOucherc $1,000
damages for libclious statement published in The Lone
don Truth the effect that the captains ship
floating grog shop and imputing his inebriey col
lsOn between the Trmere and another vessel and the
l,Gso NJ HE
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IF THEY WE'RE As RIGHT As cHANBERLAIN

IF THEY WE'RE As RIGHT As CHAhBERI-AINl
LONDON. March 10 Joseph Chamberlain, speaking at
a meeting OF the National Radical Union At Birmingham
this evening. dcplorcd the delay In the reunion Of the
Liberals and said that the longer the rupture continued
the serious the situation became ana that they
did quickly they would drift further apart 20
far as he was concerned could the 70 take
any further steps toward reunion. The llD
era-Unionsts must carry out plans TO
render their organization az effective as possible.
Mr. Chamberlain further said that Mr. Gladstone was
alone able rcunitc the party He knew the Cnionst
objections and whether not II possible even now
them. The objections were dire tod not against
the principles Of the party, but against t" meihoiN OF
carving them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
OTTRAGES IN Ireland.

DUBLIN, March 12.-while three policemen and two
cmergc ncy men were asleep in house farm on the
Earl OF KinRstons estate in County ROs common last
night ncendares set fire with paralDe To the bedroom
occupied by the officers The men. when rescued, were
almost dead from sunOcatOn.
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NJ. DE LEssEP6 AND PRINCE BISMARCK.
BERLIN March I'm de Lesseps and Prince Bismarc
had long interview today
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SNOW sTORMS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON March l2.-snow storms prevail throughout
England to-day.
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llate. Ma aaen. ana A.er tlcetas g. reAA easel

SHOT AND KILLED BY HER EMPLOYEES son.
BALTIMORE, March l2.-IIonry Berwanger. axe twenty
three at late hour last night shot and killed Carrie
pctz age txcnt three employed cook in his fathers
family on MadsonaVc He entered the nursery where
Miss Pcltz and another domestic and deliberately
shot her without apparent motive Bcrwanger then pro
cceded to the Central Police station, where he stated
womnn had been shot but denied having done It himself
II. was detained and inquiry made when 1t was dis
rnvrr,d that his victim had died. BerwanEer had been
rntrd af A private insane asylum. but his friends sup
osJ when he returned to his home that he entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-13
GOING DOWN THE Ray.

IL was hard at first for the tugs to keep up with
the flying schooners Tho CoIOnet, especially,
astOnished every one on board the Luckenbach
with her staying powers and speed. She had put
out q rafee.' as the expert commodores called it
o sort of pigeon wing topsail-and stood down
through the Narrows with every stitch of canvas
drawing apparently. The mainsails stretched oul
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captain and Naylgdtor-t =. trO'hv
ASSISTANT Navigator i-J. t &. Anderson.
MAft-W llittn \ Whittier.
~rco otto Petersen.
Augustus icTgh0lu.
Stcwart-llward -. L0C Kiln.
took Emil MmtrlL
Second CuuR James Morton.
scuncn Robert BourIo, Thomas Jones' George IL Price.
Andrew Ja,nl Charles T. WllicgTn Frank Jones, Thomas
Ross john ~nnoie William Mrkrry. Alexander Williams.
Nri Rauf Nicholas clemens. Charles Anderson Charles
and John IIImOu.
Passcugrrs- y. Wnslow. representing Mt Colt: W. VI.
lieutenant of tnited states Navy; James Naou,
Idwad Matthews and ". %. Rice. press representatives
The pas>cngcrs brolght with them besides their
travelling outfits an accordion, either and har-
moniCa.
tiorcs n no gdcnts ard their recordS see nCh pGse)
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q u n WIIerIet.
Gin anaenebmer sdIaffamerab.

9ie @obItbat, wel9e elm @efdB nit
beiBem Wafer ober feIbif elm beiBer Bad.
ober Rarmoritein alien unb i9rpd6li6er
Berionen, Defenders ioI9en, bic an taIteu
6iBen Ieiben, barbtetet 1T obne 3peifel ios
wobI CUR grbaltuns ais MISUNDERSTANDING
bes WobIbefnbens IN bobsm @rabe i9dss
Senswertb ; aber etn melt beGerer unb smef;
mdBigerer GrtiteI aIs Bettpdrmer, beions
bers in Rrantsn3immern, III elm Sanbfdds
den. Nimm %reinen, feinsn Sanb, trodne
i'm anf etnem Diem polltommen aus,
made aus Slanea Elm uisrsdises Sad9sn,
bas beiIdufs 8 Bis 10 3ou lang unb brett
1T, flue es nit benz trotenen Sanb, ndbe
bic Defining gu uno iibsr3iebe g nit
Bdumwoaens ober 2sinentu4. Dies pers
binbert bas 5erausfaQsn hes Sanbes unb
ma9t 5as raf1e grudrmen 6esielben auf
benz Sfsu m6SIt9. @er fid einmal bies
les Nittels bebient Fat, pirb niemaIs mebr
eth @sfdB init beiBsm WaGer ober einen
Sadfein gum grudrmsn anuenbeu. Die
Wdrme 1T duBerit ansenebm unb Der Sanb
bdlt bisielbe LANCE 3eit. glu9 tam man
bas Sdd9en nod Bsbarf auf ben Riden
ober anbere &0rpsrtbeiIe Iestn, obne benz
Rranten webe 3u tbun. gs wiirte fi9
empfebIen, sust ODER 6rsi folder Sdtden
anfsrttsen ta iafsn, UNI fe uOrtommsnbeu
SAILS 81 benusen.
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&hbt uniere &inoer niht!

Ssbr bebersissnsusrtb 1T foIsenbe, Der
vSr. 3ts." o einsm ar3te susesanssns
Warnuns: rSet @iutritt Der raubsren
Sabresaett m6se i'm Snterefe ~unierer RIei.
men wieSerboIt barau eriRnsrt uerben, baB
elm GROCER Brt3entias Der grtdltunsen
nod INNER auf bic %llnfitts suriid3ufibren
1T, bic &inber i'm 9efdt ober gar auf ben
Wunb Su tiifen. gs III cine iebsm gr3t
betannte Ebatia9s, baB 70 man5sr Suiisn,
Der obne ernfte @efubr an etnsm grua9ies
men uoriibsrsebt, bur9 llsbsrtrasuns aui
nod unentpifelte, weniser wibsrifanbss
fdbise iunse 9ei6Spfs, Bel ben 2esteren
bic sefdbrIi9ften Sormen annsbmen fam.
Die llnftte uieIer Meni1sn, tros aIer
Warnunseu, tire ansebli9e 9tsbs su Gin.
bern bur9 &ahsn au b~otumsntiren, brinsi
alidbrli4 cine sroBe 5abl berieIben in Sc.
benssefabr."
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&riegsbunoe. vSt. 5ubertus" tbsil

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in ietner n~sueiten gr. bic Tbatia6e init,
bab i'm 8. Specialization 3u 2ibben iest
Rriessbunbe absertdtet werben, unb be-
ri4tet barber SoIssnbes: Die Sunbe
ftno 3und9ft gum 0orpoffenmelbebienit be-
tttmnt. Bas bic STAGE anbetrift, 10 ses
bSren bieielben gum sr0Bten SbeiIs BEN
S9dferbunben an, uno 3uar BOT iebe Soms
pasnte 3wei In Orehur. 2estere 1T ie einem
Sberiaser iibertrasen unb bsitebt BARN,
baB bic 9uube baran seu0bnt wsrben, pom
porsei9idten 8atrouilen CUR 5auptabtbeis
lung unb ebenio misbsr 3uridsulaufen.
@in3elne MAIDEN tire Sa4e idon rs9t gut.
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ein tleinss 0ebertdf99eu, IN wsldes bic su
brinsenben ReIbunsen auf Bapter sei9ries
ben btuetn sstban useben.